Hi all, we will holding a number of Holiday training camps through out 2025
Fencing-specific training camps are vital for fencers aiming to progress and excel at any level, particularly at a competitive level. These camps provide an environment tailored to the unique demands of fencing, combining technical, tactical, physical, and psychological preparation. Here’s why they are important:
1. Skill Development
Technical Refinement: Camps focus on improving essential techniques such as footwork, blade work, and distance control.
Tactical Training: Athletes learn and practice situational tactics against different styles and opponents, enhancing decision-making and adaptability.
Specialised Coaching: Expert fencing coaches provide personalized feedback and instruction to address individual weaknesses and build on strengths.
2. Competitive Experience
Diverse Sparring Opportunities: Training with a wide range of fencers, often of varying styles and skill levels, sharpens adaptability and reaction time.
Simulated Competition Environment: Camps often include tournament-style bouts that mimic real competitive conditions, helping fencers manage pressure and refine strategy.
3. Physical Preparation
Sport-Specific Conditioning: Camps emphasize exercises designed to improve fencing-specific attributes like agility, explosive power, endurance, and coordination.
Injury Prevention: Coaches and trainers educate athletes on proper warm-ups, stretching routines, and techniques to avoid common fencing injuries.
4. Tactical and Psychological Growth
In-Depth Analysis: Camps often incorporate video analysis, allowing athletes to review their bouts and understand tactical nuances.
Mental Toughness: Training camps include activities to build focus, resilience, and confidence under competitive pressure.
Game Awareness: Fencers enhance their understanding of timing, tempo, and strategy through structured drills and coaching insights.
5. Networking and Community Building
Building Relationships: Camps bring together athletes, coaches, and experts from different regions and countries, fostering connections within the fencing community.
Cultural Exchange: Exposure to different fencing philosophies and techniques broadens athletes’ perspectives and skills.
Mentorship Opportunities: Young fencers can learn from seasoned professionals and role models.
6. Structured Environment
Focused Training: The intensive nature of camps ensures consistent practice without the distractions of daily life.
Discipline and Routine: Athletes follow a schedule designed to optimise performance and recovery.
Goal-Oriented Sessions: Each session is designed with specific objectives, allowing for measurable progress.
Provisional dates
Training times
9am- 4pm
Cost £25 per day.
Places: limited to 20 fencers per day
Individual lessons are extra at request and discounted rate
February
17th, 18th, 19th
April
7th, 8th, 9th. 10th
14th 15th, 16th, 17th
May
26th, 27th, 28th
Online booking will be available soon.
Stuart Marshall
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